Buses in Oberstedten diverted

The bus routes 41 and 45, along with the school buses 46, 48 and 49 will be diverted in Oberursel from today, 17th July, until Monday, 21st July, 2014.

Due to the “Kerb”, the buses cannot use the Hauptstraße and are being diverted along the Feldstraße, Alter Weg, Mittelstedter Straße, Industriestraße and Niederstedter Straße.

The stops “Altenwohnanlage” will be replace by a temporary bus stop in the Alter Weg.

The stop “Mittelstedter Straße” will not be serviced, and passengers should use “Niederstedter Straße” instead.

 

Hermann and Alice Gaiser – Diamond Wedding Anniversary

Golden Wedding Rings - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / montegoCongratulations to Hermann and Alice Gaiser in Oberstedten who are celebrating their Diamond Wedding Anniversary today!

20 cars broken into in Oberstedten in one night

On the night of the 6th-7th March, 2014, a number of cars were broken into in Oberstedten and the surrounding streets.

According to police, a total of 20 cars had their windows smashed and items taken from inside them.  These include purses, mobile phones and mobile satellite navigation equipment.  Built-in equipment was left alone.

Police in Oberursel are asking for anyone with information to contact them.

Weinbergstraße closed for another week

Roadworks sign - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / RedKoalaThe Weinbergstraße in Oberstedten will remain closed until 20th February, 2014, to allow work to take place on underground pipes.

The road is closed from the junction with the Friedrichstraße, however this road can still be used to access the Mariannenweg and the other end of the Weinbergstraße.

Roadworks will continue for a further month once the road is re-opened.

As a result of the closure, buses 41 and 45, along with the school buses 46, 48 and 49 diverted.

Bus - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / robwilson39Numbers 41 and 45 will by-pass the road and continue from the Hauptstaße into the Niederstedter Straße, then to Hans-Mess-Straße before travelling to Bad Homburg.  They will not stop at “Friedrichstraße”, “Weinbergstraße” or “Linde” and passengers should use “Mittelstedter Straße” and “Niederstedter Straße” instead.

The school buses 46 and 48 will start at the “Niederstedter Straße” stop before entering the Hauptstraße and continuing on their normal route.

Bus 49 will terminate at “Niederstedter Straße”.

Weinbergstraße closed until mid February

Roadworks sign - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / RedKoalaThe Weinbergstraße in Oberstedten will be closed until 13th Feburary, 2014, to allow work to take place on underground pipes.

The road is closed from the junction with the Friedrichstraße, however this road can still be used to access the Mariannenweg and the other end of the Weinbergstraße.

Roadworks will continue for a further month once the road is re-opened.

As a result of the closure, buses 41 and 45, along with the school buses 46, 48 and 49 diverted.

Bus - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / robwilson39Numbers 41 and 45 will by-pass the road and continue from the Hauptstaße into the Niederstedter Straße, then to Hans-Mess-Straße before travelling to Bad Homburg.  They will not stop at “Friedrichstraße”, “Weinbergstraße” or “Linde” and passengers should use “Mittelstedter Straße” and “Niederstedter Straße” instead.

The school buses 46 and 48 will start at the “Niederstedter Straße” stop before entering the Hauptstraße and continuing on their normal route.

Bus 49 will terminate at “Niederstedter Straße”.

Maria Baum – 90th Birthday

Happy Birthday - ©Can Stock Photo Inc. / flamingoladyCongratulations to Frau Maria Baum in Oberstedten who is 90 years old today.

Am Alten Bach – roadwords until April

The road “Am Alten Bach” in Oberstedten is set to be resurfaced and new pavements laid starting on Monday, 13th January, 2014.  The work is set to continue until the end of April.

The part of the road first affected is between “Am Mergelgarten” and “Borngässchen”, after which the road connecting with the “Hauptstraße” is set to be improved as well.

Access to the cut-off ends of the road will be via the “Kirchstraße” and “Am Gartenfeld”.

 

Bus driver attacked in Oberstedten

A bus driver in Oberstedten suffered lacerations after being attacked by two young men on Sunday, 22nd December, at around 9.20pm.

An argument had broken out between the driver and the two passengers after they had started hitting the windows inside the bus.  After the men left the bus in the Bergweg they continued to bang on the windows from the outside, at which point the driver also got out to have words with them.

A fight ensued and the 45-year-old driver was hit in the face a number of times.  As a result of his injuries he was taken to hospital for stitches.

The men are both described as being between 19 and 22 years old, 1.80m tall, and wearing dark clothes.  After the attack they both quickly left the scene and police have as yet been unable to trace them.

Changes to bus services

A number of changes have been made to the bus services in Oberursel as a result of new timetables that came into effect on 15th December, 2013.

All of the nr. 41 services are now connected to the nr. 7 services from Bad Homburg and from 2014 this will also service the new hospital being built there.

The evening bus service nr. 45 to Oberstedten has been extended to the Hans-Mess-Straße, where it connects with the new nr. 27 service to Bad Homburg.

On Saturdays and Sundays the nr. 41 service to Weißkirchen-Ost and nr. 42 service to Hauptfriedhof have been adjusted, meaning that there is a bus from Weißkirchen to the town centre approximately every 30 minutes.

The first and last trips of the day to Hauptfriedhof for the nr. 42 buses have been shortened and now terminate at “An der Waldlust”, due to a lack of demand.

Similarly, the stop “An den drei Hasen” will no longer be serviced by buses travelling to Weißkirchen-Ost.

The stop “Oberstedter Straße” has been renamed “Philipp-Reis-Straße” and “Langwiesenweg” has been renamed “Willy-Brandt-Straße“.

 

Satnav Systems stolen

A number of cars where broken into in Oberstedten on the night of 2nd/3rd November, 2013, apparently with the intention of stealing satellite navigation systems.

The cars include: a BMW in the Bussardweg, another in the Goldgrubenstraße, two more in the Edith-Stein-Weg, another one in the Buchenweg, and both a BMW and a Mercedes in the Bergweg.

The thieves opened the cars either by cracking the locks or breaking one of the side windows.  The total damage is estimated at around €30,000.

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